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Thursday, August, 10, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified Want Ads THEATRES PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTOKXKYS l'"OU SALE Oli TKAllli JMHK. and tfUlldlllK. I KtiTKH I'alim-r-KueKch -a ttratide, )i--Km. COCHRAN and Kb tiltll A 111) (ieo. T. Cochran and Colon It. Klinrhanl, At torneya. La Uror.do National Bank CHIItOI'KACTOIt. DR. BEU.E MYERS, Chiropractor, New Foley Huilding. . Hours 10 to 12 a- m., 2 lo 3 fs-M.trattU to 8-p W m. 7-24-tf UK. 3, E. WOOUtf.U J MUropractor and Naturopath. Niirvrtaa .-rid-. chronf? dlaeaaea a specialty.-" fWrt gu, yom r Uldg. Ovr Silver! horn's. Office bours. 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to G p. tn.. to H evenlnga. 1'hune 497-W. 1 t, , CONTRACTORS l. J. McUELLAN RiKlHtired profea atonal Civil Unglnijer: mwv.;ylnB mni Biapa. Room 12. .a Oriiiule National Bank Building, l'hone Main ill. MATl'UH liltli DR.' A. N. MAWil,I,l', Fpoclallat In chronic dlieasea. Mtllioua, .Mt-cliano-Therapy and Naturopath. fcikln and blood diseases, iiervoua diseases Chronic Headache, Kczt'itia, Sciatica. Appendicitis, Constipation, Ilowel Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Dlse-ia-ea successfully treated, riione Main 693. Room 1, 2, 8; second floor Coo:- Idg-e Bide;., opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hours. 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 5:00 p. u. Consultation free. 3-4-lf FOR SALE Wheat huy I'hOlIf Farmers I.r5. ill fit-Ill. 8-!-2tP (iitA.vniH'it or Of SHF.H.V ;uk.t yl'KKX 1 SHOWN IX Di:si:itT sri X KS The grandeur and Immensity nf I'Olt SALE One Ford touring ear.i,nB "olUs 011 '"u-" "" one .Maxwell runabout, one Buuk sleba" oiwnwl Us engagement at delivery truck, l'hone 4M-.M. i,ne Arcade today, was produced, 8-9-4t! under tho direction of .1, tlordon I Edwards, is shown In those scenes FOR SALE Fiycrs ;i(l cents a pound.iol' the picture taken nn iho desert, 'two heifer caives, oirr--Jersey cow.lTheHe Involve the trip of Sheha ' one Hunt ronil wagon, n. fj. Seiver.J across the Arabian desert on her l'hone a:!7-J. - 8-8-4tp first visit to th great -lso man 'of l lie East, KIiik Solomon; hit. l.'(il uai I.' 'ei. t L i . "'",,' .'Vihe crossing of Shobu ami' her army r1."-....1""1"10 at Comc'a,liK"li.K to the iib.1 of solo,,,..,.. I,e- i-.v-ii. s , h . Atlonljah' In the Tow PU'FR FOR APPTF AVI1 FRT1IT "f l"vl'l: "'! finally the Queen ami rVUi.K MJR AIILh, AM) FRUIT,. .. . relurnln.- to her lii-li- lioxes for sale at the Observer of-1 fice. Chtan. 7-8-tf her little son returning to her Ic i K dnm after the child's visit In Sol" liion and his great ndv'nturcs i' FOR SALE Three and one-half 11,8 "'lift -of the king., ncios. . Nu improvements, Rood wat-l 'lk' lh" moving (if nn amy. like er rights. Near Citv limits. Fori the moving of a groat caravan over sale cheap. l'hone 2:W-W. 8-R-Otol 1110 desert, was tho propuratio-i for -7 ; ithn making of these scenos. The FOR SALE Cottage house of sixsand dunes on wjilch thev were rooms with bath, electric lights ondrilniNl are at Oxnard. 5 miles from cement cellar all in good condition. I the William Fox West Const 'Sin (lose in and desirable to buy.!,ijns. To this point there had to Phone Mam ijtfl. 7-7-tf iho transported GlIO persons. P.HP -I horses, 14 camels, 31 chariots, some WAXTKD OSTEOPATHIC 1'HYSICIAXS DR. .1. I.. INGI.E & DR. MA KG A RET INGLE, Osteopaths. liiscases of women and clthlren a spetally. Office phone Main IOC. Residence phone Main 10(1, 2 rings. Sommei-Bldg. WANTE1J A position as clerk, wait less or general housework. Call room 7, at the Savoy Hotel. 8-!)-2t. WANTK! Competent girl "for gen eral housework. Call Mrs. - Hal Iliihnertknmp, 1701 First S H-il-:it WANTF.D Cuoking, by elderly lady. Apt.ly at office of Red Cross Assn" 8--2t WANTEli To rent piano condition. Phone 410-U. n eoo'I 8-8-.it p I 150 tents including Arabian lents wardrobe and dressing room lep.ts anti sleeping tents for -about 30.1 persons. Besides these v.'ore. two "chuck" wagons, accompanied ty a chef and n staff of assistants; forty wardrobe boxes bestiles special Witrdnjbes for principals; four wa ter wagons; and eighteen motor trucks for tha transportation of these things from the train over tile five miles to location. Like a little city was this complete equip menl when spread and set i:i-ac- Ition for the making of the picture. or the accommodation of this PHYSICIAN'S AXI) HCliGKOXS GEO. H. VEHRS. M. D. General Surir ery. Office over SUvertliurn's. Oftice phone Main 112; J. J. DAltllY. M. I). I'hysi.-iHn and Purireon. Over Tillman's L:uK Store. Office phone 512--V. i PIAXO TU'.NKliS EXP10UT l'l.,;o 'l'HNI.N Clean alwl voice your pinno without extra chame. Work tjunrnntt-i'i. ''all New lln Hook Klure for uppolatiaciil. I'.oy ' IS. riillllps. 4-15-tf FRATERNAL . DIRECTORY Sieh,i Lira ndo ltond Huincsti'iid. 886. meeU . every . - flrt anU tliird j iiuibuii; rrfiiiiKfl mi ...... Come a nd JitveKliKuie tho new jpoticita. All vlsillfiK' munitiiTM wnlcomi!,' W. T. jfAri'l'J.N, ., l-'ivreman. MAKV 15. MAVVlUilfl. CorreHS)oiident. L, O. O. M. LiQ. Unindo I-t.iJira No. 850, Loynl Order of Moiir. holds reyuliir meetlnK every Thurmlfty nlKht at 8 v. m. at Odd Fellows' Hull. The Wo men's Mooaeheart Lt'fflun mect sec ond and fourth Thursdays of ach month. Mooso LeKion of the World ineeta second Monday of each month. Vtsltoifl always vHeoma. J. J. H.'.KitAX, Uletntor. W. J KblSUHAMMKIJ, .S?C ft, P. O. ELKS La Orando Lodge No. ..lndirn ineftrt pai'Ii ThursdHV ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home nnd dun prlvllegea cheerfully extended to all brother Elki. S. I;:AN OROWE, Exalted Ruler. F. L. PEA:KKON, Sctretiivy. MODERN WOODMEN OK AMERICA La Grnndo Camp No. 7703 meeti on the first Thursday evonhiir of each month, In the K. of P. Hull. Visiting neighbors welcome. E. H. RIN'GO. V. C, JAKE- Itn.sTOOK. Clerk. A. V. anl A. M. La Cranrlo Iodfte No, 41. A, F. and A. M.. holds r.-RUla' meeting's first and third Fridays at 7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all - Masons. C. W. TiTNCNETl, W. M. E. R. RINOO, bee. V. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 2.rp. me'ti every Friday night t Eagles HaU, VlaltlniE members welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. E. UIRD.SELL, Sec. WOODMEN OF Til hi W O li I . D La nnndn Carr.n No. lfifl. Meets every first and third Monday at Hat?le hmil. All vlsirtns: nelclib'ms welcome. Dues pavable at the of I Ice of the clerk. Rooms 21-2;:, La Grande Na tional Bank UldK. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crops Lodf?e No. 27, meets every Mqnday evening In Castle Hull ( K. of P. nail), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vloltinfT Kniffhta. FRANK A. TURNER. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM, K. It. 8. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. La (.ramie Lcive rso. 27. W. IS. A. or M. LOime ni':iM himi Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall. Visiting Sisters weleome. MRS. MARY G ALLAGHEIli Commander. MARJORIE EATON. Recoid Keeper. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S.. holds stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordially """""&5U.IH! O. NBTt.U W. M., anna s. opm-.n. P. . WANTED Ciinalile man to cut down large trees, als" trim branches out of lurjre trees. Phone 200-J. or nt KMi Elm St. 8-8-h't t'OH REST KOU KENT Cool rooms month. hone loO-'W. for one 8-9-2t ONE SUITE UFKIOE Rooms for rent. inquie I'utmans Druj? Store. 8-9-tf moving army there were churl cd two trains to carry the p;opI and the equipment between Los Angeles and Ornardone train of twelve enra tor the I'reiht nnd animals, nnd :i second train of six cars to cany the actors. Besides this, .Mr. Ed wards and his staTf. the principal;, and the cameramen went by auto mobile over the mountain road. The picturesquely clad mounted Arabians, followers of the Qne?:. nnd her fighting men. were alt picked trained riders, many of them western cowboys, who tave tho 1 THE OUTBURSTS OF EVURETT TRUE by Condo i you vsacics Vac. vuicin YooR , Two tAetsK' vnCflTifM. ! HFRE'S YOUI. CAT YOU CC!-T (T 1 Aje.lGHt3oRHoO TO I FT?- HACF Sr.AttVCi . ' a ; I f -- l'- nj -y seens wecc j&:JL;3r : Vv f. '' At THAT lNTM5TUvO WfcGl.S KUt: HAS tiTCM hJINS ' PoLLARS' 00OR.TH OF CriC Al'V. M CsAT AMD y-SH i THAT J OI2'C-f2i' FOR HC-.F5. A.V H4l CHA2UV TO OOR. -CCOuriT I'.' t ryr-m 4-- Sale on Pants and Shoes Buy Some Real Values at Real Prices. Sli'ocs, .S.H, Now Shtics, .7.(K), N'nw Tiinls, ").-'."i, Now I'lvcryl liinj;' in .Men's Summer Wear. Always Best $1.7.") . !.")( i !is:l..r)0 The Toggery Andrews Bros. KXOK HATS VMl KENT Furnished house. Terms S!:','11' fl'st to 1,10 rtraiiuuii- .lnsli ..ii i an .1 () Shebn r nrmv rnnintr nri-nHi tho Call 42!l-.M. 8-7-tf K011 KKNT Business location. Phone ' 245-J.. 7-28-tf l'OK 'KENT One of the apartment-s over J. C. Penney Co. store. Call Main 37. 7-13-if LOST. I.O.ST Klai-k pocket book . containing " niortKae and notes payuble to J. C Gcaiheait. Keturn to Observer of fire. 8-8-3t l.OHT Ladies' j;old vrrist watch. Oen ., crous rewurd for return. Leave at Observer office. 8-1-tf. FOUND FOUND Child's tri-cycle .May have same bv paying for al and culling nt,l!)fl Fir street 8-5-tf TAKEN UP One black mare with white stripe in forehead. Una bell on- . Weight about 1100-lbs. Inquire 1707 Jefferson Ave. K-H-'it of Sheba's army racing across the sands of the desert when, at tho command- of the Queen, they rush ed tn the aid of Solomon besieg ed hy.Adonijah. 1 Not the leas! thrill of this scene was the .presence of Sheha, herself, clad in her picturesque suit of ar mor, riding In hjr chariot and urg ing the driver of her four Arab ian horses forward to the rescue of tho king. She was accompanied by ner iroop 01 cnarioieers, iniriy in nil, with each of the gay Oriental oharlots drawn by four horses. 1 Aii'Arauian e-.ifampmm nt an oasis In the desert Is 6110' of the striking features of the episode th.-.l presenls Sheba's first trip over the uesert. Mounted nigh on the back of u camel, fallowed by her men at arms, charioteers, and Nubian slaves on foot, kIir makes camp in a group of palm trees, where were pitched thirty-five Arabian tenln. guarded by Arabians in piclurssue flowing robes of striped stuff. MISCKLhANEOUS NEE1LEC:RAFT SHOP Hemstitch ing, pleating, stamping and a ful line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby, l'j:!0 First St.. Haker Oregon. 7-24-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Cormell, 1104 0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge, Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Julia R. Metzler has filed her Final Account as Administratrix of the Estate of Rulh (i. Hart, Deceased, and that the County Court of Union County ha.i fixed Monday, the 21st day of Aug ust, li22, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m., as the time jhen it will hear objections to such final account an(' will settle and determine the same. CRAWFORD & EAKIN, Attorneys for Administratrix., .lulv 2(1-27. Aug. :i-10-17. NOTICE. Anvone knowing the whereabouts 'T Ro" Brisco, last seen in La Grand 'think he worked on the section here) olease nofifv his wife. Phone 4fi:l-.I 8-8-3t That's All. "Heaven Is not distant," said a re-, rent lecturer. We have always heard that It Is x'c'y one iiight up. Uostoo Transcript The M. A. Siilvell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods ' TWO MARKETS The Qualify market Adams Ave., next to the Ska. sir store. St il well's market 011 I'ir St., next, to tiie Harris (Iroeery. We have our own free delivery. "WIO SELL ICR. and each scene suggests luxury and, : utv.'.'-.iian is, v;vevcr, that husband affluence- It rivals lie Mine in poir.i-.iKl wile su- a hie 01 contentment :if nt-tistic endeavor. Exteriors huvo-;.n: e:ul nut l.rl'me them. The first been found which fit like the proverb-1 wi! li;u-. died :tnd the bigamist is free ia irlove into the sti.irv. tbe ueatlty or-to itiiu tv-tlu- v.-oman he -loves. the Riveria is faithfully transcribed j It h:s a snii.sl'vintf sttn-y, a wonder- to the screen. .. t til, le.-.-in nrudu.tion, and a iioatttititi The storv is such that only a ncg- r.tnr to back it tr,. ligiblc amount of action is called Jor.i ..lso shnv.-inir "When Pals Fall Out," I'ne wife suddenly learns that her, .-inn(r i.-.-aeklvr 1 ai-nuin a two rc-'l supposed husband has a first wile who iA-Mlt. fuiluie. refuses to divorce him. To leave him! means to leave her cliilrden. 30 sn-' remains in his house. The two quar- ....1 ....11.. nr,,t il, Kiiui, itii.l loiive u.. H-u. i. ..rAcnn.-ilintiun of Ik" h-i:l Friday nflernmm. the turn, bire-eiv through the efforts of a young admirer of the heroine. His n,.i-ifir-c of her is the onlv suggestion of gloom ill the ending. The producers ; ; . . ...1 ... ..11 Ttiiv finil Hell tlirnliLi-l, . flliflervor have been sumcienuy riiun-m ', ;',., , , , v " h im to live nnd go away unlnppy. lhe t asllieil mm. Menking NOTICE. of the l.iidy Maccaliec. will Supreme ComnKirdor Kirnar.-.ion will be pre.i- etit. All nieiiibeis are requested to attend. 8-11-21 LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDKY All kinds ol machinery, automobile! and trmctom paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Ascetyleno welding; of nil kind. Cylinder boring and oversize pitor, CTankihafts, Pistoni and Piston Pln rrroni ' Give ns a triiU D. FITZGERALD, Pro. "THE BIGAMIST" AT SHERRY'S ... TODAY AND TOMOROW, ... Those motion picture fans who see the star of this picture, Ivy Duke, for the first time, have a big surprise in store for them. Miss Duke is beauti ful enough to make one think of every thing from soft violin solos to a rose garden in full bloom. She is of the statuesque type tall, blonde, nnd she is an actress capable of handling with perfect features. Incidentally, she is an actress capable of handling the drama which the story affords. J he picture is one of domestic 1 drama which keeps the interest. . It 1 manages to present a "triangle" prob- J lem which appears for a time abso- 1 lutely unsolvable. Guy Newell is fea J tured with Miss Duke and gives cap- able performance. 1 If Miss Duke is one asset of the production, the artistic settings nrna certainly another. The action is lairl ! in Southern France, in an estate of.! great wealth. Every detail is -"rfect 1 WE FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK AS WELL As YOUR FEET. The . Bootery 20G Depot Street .ThonG Main 118 Grover Smith, Mgr. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS - "i ' i I ) i I. . ' Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pockethook . . ,il ' : ' ' ' ED E-ONQHUE, Prop. Phone, Elack 1242 Fir & Jefferson l.......-...-.- --JL fir For Diabetes or llrlkht'a Dine aw. rnnnult k dt.clor. For relief from kiilney hnekHr)ii, rh'-iimRtlim. dtc. tnke WOOIiN SIIOK HUANU IIAAKLF.M Oil, AI'KUI.KS -tli trustworthy tilil-fuxhionpd mh'liur re pftrHtion thut bus gUtrxl the test of time. 60 ruto Bfic ; full trOKtrnt-nt. it hoxea. S2.6H. Money back If nt satisfied, when purch4ed irnm ut. . T 1j. & j, DltUfi CO. Kn (irando, : : )rorfni Here She Is Good As New "With cylinders RECUOUND, AND FITTED WITH McQuay Norrls Piston Rings, Pistons and Pins, your molor Is practically aa good r.s'new," says' the cylinder regrlnder. Motorists are Just beginning lo realize how much added life, and mileage, can be given their cars by having cylinders reground, and new rings, pistons and pins im lalb d. When those threo vital units are renewed in a reground cylinder block, the result Is pruc tically a new motor. In every section of (he country are shops which specialize In regrlnding equipped with special tools and machinery for this work. Your repairman can toil ?n whether new piston rings alone are all your motor needs to brflig back Us lost power, or whether the cylinders of your motor noed rugrlndlns and comipleto new ring, piston and pin equipment. There is a McQuay-Norrls Ring made from Electric Iron for every purpose and price; specially designed, nnd manufac tured for replacement purposes each type designed for the par ticular motor it fits. All Htaiidard sizes and over-sizes. An ex tract from McQilay-Nonis, Saturday Evening post. You can get 'jillck sort ice from us. ' LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS La (I rando, Oregon . , The Magic Carpet At ilie telephone when you aslc for "Long Dis tance" you are on the irmgie carpet of today. A wish expressed and your voiee is where you desire io send it. ' Tn this service, distance is 'eliminated and in convenience is avoided. The answer is prompt and time and money are saved. Home Telephone Co. Sj. J i f" Exide Batteries J I j ii flatteries In stock, latteries for rent, latteries recharged, (latteries Watered Free. Ilalterles or nil makes repaired ItOSCII MAOMTO SKItVK'K KTUOMIIKIKi ( AUItl CF.TOIt ki:i:vhi.; I-'ItKI) 111 ltli(-;SS, I'rop. Ill l.elghlon's .Maclilne Works Huy nnd sell through Classified Ads. : Observer it POINGS OF THE DUFFS . - We Hope So, Too E" Allman;: ?iV'fl MIGHT I Wl Or I HIS Btll II 1 , - 'Tjl '! .',V www" i xjw. , . kid M Hurt YOU .1 ' Tt&t: " I riTfuF.SMP iAtu; Minni ph KS JU HOPE VoO SLEEP I' V ( r.e-r I 'A, Rri.' If4-3 -itCLJ ' m v xr n 1 . ,:'mp- jsl. amy? il 'va m U Snodgrass2 and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Erabal iner, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main G2, . Night Phone, Main 743. l.'.itr) Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon.